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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-29

member all about it now. am to say some
thing about the great West and the duties OF
citizenship there. Daniel, that's the other side
of Pttsburg, isn't ita'
Eyes, sire, Indianapolis is $50 miles west of
Pittsbu7z and very long distance this side Of
San Francisco"
"a glance at the map confirms what you say.
Do you know, Daniel, the greatness of this
country really Expresses me. sometimes think
if had realized il would not have accepted
the presidency. Daniel, is it likely to grow any
this year?"
mo, SIRE think not"
'.Ah. then there will be no additional respon-
sibiiitv in a second term. am glad of that
Now in regard to Indiana politics; that is a Dom
ocratc State. is it not DaEiell'
sometimes. sire. 1t voted for you in 1884,
but tho Republicans carried it in the State cleo
ton last year, and you remember some Demo-
Gratis tried to lay it on to YOU"
Eyes, yes, / remember that. It was a cruel,
cruel thing. AS if l could appoint every Demo
crat in Indiana to an Office. They are a hungry
lot anyhow That man Voorhees, has given me no
end of trouble Who is the other Senator from
Indiana?"
Senator Turpin, SIRE"
mot Turpin. Daniel. You must mean Thur
man. but didn't know they had elected the old
Roman to the Senate. Well, am glad of it; /
like Thurman. Daniel, am 1 to say anything
about politics at 1ndianapolis2r
NO. sire. The reception is to be non-partisan,
and from what hear, 1 expect the Republicans
will behave very we'll"
Il hope they will Daniel I hope they will
give me such reception I and the Office de-
serve. It takes considerable of man to be
President of the Uuited States, if do say it
myself. nope the Republicans will treat mo
well. aud don't want them to think look down
on them. Now Daniel, please bring me the guide
book and atlas, want to 60 over the route
again"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-29

The date of the City Election ID Tuesda,
OCT. H.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-29

THE Hon. Daniel Webster Van Voorhees, re-
Gently made speech in the city of Denver
In that speech he referred to the silver bill, and
said that Mr.. Blaine had voted to sustain the
veto of President Hayes then adding:
"When spoke of these things to my Demo
cratic friends here they told me it wouldn't
make any difference to you Republicans, You
at least have hope, that they we're wrong but
it may be that like Ichabod you are joined to
your idols l can only lay the facts before you,
and leave them with my prayers to your earnest
consideration.
1t is to be hoped the American Bible Society
will send cheap copy of the Scriptures to Mr..
Van Voorhees, at once. Dir. Van Voorhees, en-
man, and, believe. is chairman of the Con-
gressional Library committee. But if he keeps
on quoting the Bible this way. Ichabod will soon
be written upon the ruins of that reputation. By
the way, the reason we allude to our dis
tinguished Senator-the only one Indiana has
now-as Mr.. Van Voorhees,. ia because Mr.. Van
voorhees, says that Van voorhees, is his name.
To his Denver friends he said:
"My right name is not Voorhees,, there should
be Van before my name. Clear down to the
time Of my childhood my ancestors were old
Knickerbockers and am the first cross in that
long ancient Dutch lineage. 1t is not my fault
that the Van has been dropped from name.
It was mistake and could / have foreseen tho
future so far my own career was concerned
would have tackled it on UPON my own respon-
siblity."
How Senator Van Voorhees, would LOOK, to be
sure, in Knickerbockers, with silver buckles to
his shoes. and with crest upon his carriage
door The horny handed and mast-sed Demo
aristocratic and blus-blooded Senator Van voor-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-08

Ra&ldlfs unb btquem tn ihrem 6aus
teuiI ftenb b6rte 6rau BON Watntenon
bic Bert1te ibres uOrsisIi9en Spions,
Ie 6erranb, an. Dieter Nanu, Obne
W1itleib, 2iebe unb 5ur4t, fannie tetn
anbsres Snterefe, ais bas ietuer 9errtn
unb feiner Qifte, bic II NIT ben sroBcn
Summeu, weI9e &c ietner @0nnerin
per6ontte, taum befrie6isen tOunte. Ct
bebte Dor feinm Berbre4en Suri6, wenn
es borauf autam, feline gIdne ga UerfOIs
asu, un6 an nfinbeif9em EaIcnte tam
ibm Rieman6 sIei9. Criminals Dfits
oIieb bes Clubs Der RaIOtttifen, battle q
I'M umaonse NIT ben Rom6bianten BITE
Ruuft aeIernt, is6e Raate mad feinem
@efalcn Gn3uIeesn, in ben uerf9ieeens
fen @effSIten f5 su seisen, ehne haB
er iemaIs ertonnt worben wdre. @eI9e
Sutriaue 5rau pcu Deaintenon an9
fpinnen woIte, no ibr Rit 81 gnbe
mar. fua ber Ie 5erranb's an.
Sur nnseu6nbIi9eu Stunbe bate Ie
Terranb tomnel miihen. Die groben,
Hammenben Augen bcr NGtntenon be-
ueatsn i& unrnbis bin unb Der, ais
fudteu fe einen unbeffimmten @eseriS
fGnb, unb ibre ffreuseu, biHneH StPpsTi
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Ser bratttte 8rins.
siaOrii4s er,abIuns poa esnare snbrsn.
iHprtietuna.l

t~6ortieSung.)
SD werte OH IN ausm oebor6en
u1etne tbeure BIdn9e, nur hann ni&t,
wenn On Erennunq o mir forberff.
Blan&e Id9sIte f9mer3Ii9. guser
fuSr fort:
-Batuuf fouen mir uns, trob- ben
Sdger. ni3t nad ME DOR bier lebeu
tonnen2 Did tennt Rieman6, mid
and ni9t."
.Du irrf. mein 6reun6, Der sanBe
5of srsdblt fi@, to6 ON Iiebf, unb germ
mo4te man cos pifante 9ebeimniB ers
9riinben. lin Deirets ME meinetwineu
mug nnfere 3iebe 9ebeim bIeibeu.~
-Ronuen mir uns ni9t anberswo
feben2"
SIan9e audte bic A9leIn.
rDu t6nnteft 3u mir tommenI" fubr
guaen fort.
Blan9e err6tbete unb won6teH fi@ ab.
rNetue tbeure SIau1e, fibIff Du
ni@t, bag mir Define @bre tbeuer iff2
On weiBt es. baB i9 anbere @runbidse
babe, ais BITE friuoIe1 &auaIiere unferes
9ofes. Sdmeif Ou su mir, 70 ifdnbef
Ou felbf seaen meine 9eibenf9aft unter
Der Sbbut zines brapen Wannes, meis
mes 9ofmeiffers 8optiit &oufsau.A
Damit sog @usen fe Iiebtofen6 an
fem 9er3.
sSft e. ueri@piesen?- fragile 8Ian9e.
pGreu nnb uerf3wtesen.~
uWobIan, Dir 5ur &iebe beun. metn
@ugenl @rwarte mid morssu Aben6
an Der @artentbir Defines 9oteIs.~
Damit f9wans fe f9 anf ibrsu &opz
pen uno fpreu9te bauon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-08

uor an6ertbob SaHren In einer poIitls
fden Weffou IN england Iebte uub =
3nuerIdffs aud Iiebte, benn e. mar md
ni9t hrrf @n9m mieber IN 8dris.-aIs
Elm 8ase R9 Bet ibn meI6en iiek. De
b~tenfttbIelbe Rammerbiener bemerEte.
bag Der tailnl efnaeiretene gaae am
Dale bes 6erSoes bina unH i'm nit
Snbrunff tiEte. SSn 6erIeIben Ra6t
nod paren Geibe Derf9uun6eu, unS bsr
Rammerbiener beobo@tete, ba6 leir 6err
pom ba ab ie6en Aben6, ben er ibria
bate, GuBer jeinem 6oieI uerbrnnte.
Sn weI9eu BeSiebunscn 8rtus Guaeni u
Der unbt tannten feb, IdBt f9 abneu.-
wahri9sinli9 IN benen zines 8ertrautm.
beun Der 9srsos f9dtt i5n peaen fsines
mutbmaBIi@en trieaeril&eu EaIcuts unb
wh,he i'm IN feinem 8eeiment auaefeut
hGben. bate e nt3t BITE beRimmteffen
0e9enbefcbIe pom &6nia bnr9 2oupoIs
enpfan9eu. RoHbiniren sic oIfo bieIe
einieIneu l~lmfldnhe, 70 wer6en sic nit
mir iber5cnst fein, baB icne unbetannte
GnaIdnbertn, fir wei9e Der R6nia NIT
lester 3~iebeseIutb f9wdrmt, RIenonh
an6ers lit aEs BITE @eIieb.e 6es 6er,oas
pom Raine, un6 boB &c Diefes Qiebespers
bdttnis 10 sebeim bdIt, neil &c Sbren
Corn f1r6tet."
Den I'd 3u Stang unh @rSse empors
9eboben, benz I'D einff bic Krone Sraufs
rsi8's oui's 9aupt gu feben se6a&te...
Der Saitar6i' feufte tOnIOs 5rau uOn
Maintenou.
9ea3 eiueui AugtnbIi6 6es Stius
fGweigens fubr Ie Strranb fort:
S3aKeu Sie jest bic EsbirfniEe sS6res
9erSens, Ra6aue, un6 iberIeaen MIR.
weI&e S&ritte BITE 1m1dube crforheru.
grtdbit iene abenteuetn6e gueldnberiu,
bob Der S6uig fte Iiebt nnb 1wor NIT Der
uOn ibuc1 sei9iI6erten 2ethcnf&oft, mas
1T natiirIf@er. ais boS fe ben 6eraOa
perIdBt unb fi9 benz R6nise binaiebt.
Sie whtben ben &6nie uerIieren unb
ben SerSos i9wsrIi9 wis6erseutnnen."
0aan uluB ben Rarattef unb BITE
SittenIOfsteit bsr 8sit un6 Der bier
u~erbonbeInhen YerIonen beti6f&tiaen,
uni tu besreifen, baB bic unnatarIi&e-
SrtuOItidt uatirIi@ ssfunben purbe.
Snbem Srau pom Waintenon cine aus
fiurmsnSe 9~an6beweguns ma9te, fnbr
ibr 8ertrauter fort:
uWGs bcuten sic 3u tbun, Wtas
.Serberben wiu i'd biefes aBeibI
&d@en wiu Id mid fir bie EobeEq uas
len, BITE fe mir bcreitstl Sie tennen
metne WeitteI, Ie Serrun6."
sd femme ie.
vSie werben i5rsn NnfentboIt unb
tbrtn Romeu erforf1enl"
IS fou stf&e3enI"
.EiS ruann2~
sd herbe ni9t eber ruben, bis i'd
Is erforidt babe. r1nb bann2"
v&e6nen Sie onf meme u~nbearen1te
Dantbarteit, wenn Id bic rIufeIise uer'
babe
Wiit einem Mns6rude, In weI9em f@
S9~asenfreube, gntf9Iofenbeit unb bis
AuSf4t auf etncu rti1en @ewinn mall
ten, fpro9 Ie 5erranb nur has cine
rRabame2"
rSebntauienb Sronts, 9err Sntsns
Sc Serran6 lag Der MGintenon su
unb tiBte ben Saum hires RIet,
bes. &etie. wie er eetOmmen, usrf1manS
er binter Der Iei6sneu 9ortiere.
Ser thnftise Sntenbant bssob fi9 in
ben 9aIaft beS 9erbc9s Don Naine, In
ueI6em mebrsre Diener In fsinem SoI6e
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vi.

Nrme, unT9uIbise 8Ian4e, weI6es
S9idlal eebeutt ma Dir Su bereitenl
Wdbren6 bic Bosbeit auf ibr Serberben
finnt. eenie6t fe bes fiiuen unb beim'
Ii9en G~iebeseIifs. Der S@nee eIiterte
Idnsif in ben StroBen uon Yaris-waS
timmsrte has bic Qieben6en2 Sie IaBen
beeIldt in @eIeni9ait bes treuen Bnps
tiff am &lmin In benz tleinen Stnbirs
simmer gugen's. Sin 5Oftf foIet benz
an6eren-gussi stus 3u tsiueni. Seine
Eage waren ietnem Stubtum, feline
Mbenbs Der 2iebe sewibmet.
SnbeB mobnte BITE habtnhieeenbe Seit
gusen bod 6nron, taB BIon9e Jronts
reid mad ni@t auBuInnaer Srif u%erIofs
fen MOLE, un6 6oB CT fi9 feIbff uorses
nommen, fem S9idiaI an bos ibriee Su
tniipfsn, fobaIb fe ibm ibr @ebeimniB
anuertraut. go qudIte i'm bangor
3weiFeI. Sine CARTE Anfrose, mann &c
enbIi9 erfobrtn wtrbe, wer fe isi unb
ME fi9 tbre betberieitise Sutunft 9eftaIs
ten foue, erwiberte fe NIT einem:
,BaIb, re1t bnIb, mein Sreun6l@
inbem fe i5r AntIis err6tbenb an feiner
Sruf ucrbarg.
6Ortietuns fOLst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-08

"'BREMENV
NEW-YORK!
GneGo6mpferfa6rt!
Rttrse Geeretfe To- neun Sasea
swiI@en


3wiI@m
Bremen 1anO &etu 9Ort.
Die beriburten S9neIbampfer
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems,
Elder, Vera, Fulda, Elbe.
eOnnabenSs 1nS wittiDoAS Son
sonaSsenss ssus Wttt~o@s ssa@
Rew 0orf.
Bremen III fe5r bsquem fir Reifente
oeIeaen un6 pom BresSten aus tann
man in lebr furser 3eit fdmmtIi9e
Stdbte Deuti9IonOs, Oeferei9s rno
Der S&Ueis errei9m. Die S4neus
bompFer bes Rorbbentf&en 2lop6 fn6
nit befonbtrer 9rridF9ii9un9 eer
4wffdentefs : 8ofaaiere uno 1weiter
Eaiite.gafaeiere eebaut, baben bobe
Berhede, uor3deIi&e 8cntiIatioH unb
cine Gusee;ei@nete gerpfesnns.
Diebr ME
f.75O,OOO
gofiaoiere baben nit ben Dampfern pes
RorbSeutI&en Nop6 bic &eiie hbr's
Neer RGer unb gut juridseIeat. Besel
8reife unS weiterer Snformation wenoe
man ft4 an
CeIrfGS e &C.,
2 0stBIfns Greeu, GeiD BesL
a GIanNeststS q Ge.a gelerlIs
Maeuten FIR ben Beiten, 30. Sohie esAtt
Sfrose, Gbicaso. Sus.
EReeboT BergneTsAseHfs
SeFusGnn, DO.
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0rokbsrao9fbaNs GeHe,s-

Wain3. 5rau Watbtlbe SoIeg. geb.
Oeiber, gbefrau bes g.9 Boleg, Agert
Der @hrttemberaer RetalIwaarenfabrit
bier, wel&er NIT 16O, 900 M. unb elmer
ReGneriu perf9waub, bat cine 6Ia9e ant
gbef9eibuns anseftrsnst. AIs S@ets
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GeKensEaKanS

@affeI. Dor Der Straftammer
tommt bemnd5it elm interefanter Pres
aeB sur gerbanbluns. @e9en bic @rs
bauer unieres S9Ia9tboufes TT ndmIi3
cine auf Setrug Iautenbe antIase erboz
ben worben, neil bieieIbeu bel Ausfibs
rurIa bes Baues bic Stabt um $4,000
iberuortbeilt baben fouen.
GINS. Oie OrabtleiIbabn mad benz
MabIbsra lift benz 8ertebr ibergeben
wor6en. Die Dauer Der erften Auffabrt
betrue IL Winuten, bic. ber abfabrt 9
Winnten BEL eiusm 66benuntetf9ieb Don
900 Retern.
6uIba. Die i'm 6erbff D. s. tn
bas Briefferieminar einsettetenen Ebeos
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H~nsIdmotf6e Ra@rt6tem.
&AIeReno

Sprottan. Die unterf9lasunssu
6es nnIdnsf uerbafteten Bu9bnIters
Weartin beIaufen fi@ auf $4,000 Nart,
b. 3. un msbrere Eauieu6 Wort b65er,
ala 1tfsr7 onnp,t orrtneu mrrNe
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eIfaBE2otbrtn8eu.


StraBburq. 6iirBIi9 fanb in
Der Wddrenborfe cine Verfdmmlun9
Der MibIenbefiser unb Der 8ertreter hes
9etreibez u.b MrblbanbeIs @lfoB:2otbz
ringens inter 8priiS bes WitsIiebes Der
6anbelstammer, 6rn. ltnsema9, ffntt.
3wef 6srfeIben mar, Steuung 9esen bic
pom ben beuti9en Asrariern neuerbinss
DerIanste grb6buns bsr @eireibe36ae 3u
nebmen.
RappoItswetIer. Die @irtbe
Der Stabt unb nn19eeenb baben bic Wets
flung erbalten, inuerbaIb elmer beftimms
ten 6riff ibre @irtbsbausI9iI6er in beuts
fiber Spra9e ummaIen 3u Iafen.
Oeferretb.
Grimm. Syn S9imiiS ermorhete Der
8eber 6rani Surat fein Weib mitteIif
Neferffi9sn. Die t1ria9e bes Worbes
mar bdusIider Swif.
8erg. Inter Der Antlase, feline
| 6rau ermorbet III baben, wurbe Der nbrs
nader Aueuit t1mbaf9 uerbaftet. Sie
6ran fnnb man erbrofeIt. Au9 zines
Der brci 6tnber jeiste Spureu, 6aB bems
feIben sewaItfam cine S3uur nm ben
Gals selest wor6eu mar, bod f4teu Der
3bdter uon feincm fur@tbGreu Sorba;
ben wieber abgetommerl gu iein. um6ai4
~urte iofort perbaftet. neber bas Weos
tin per 9bat 1T nod ni&ts Rdberes be-
befannt.
Q~ieftns. Der laneidbrise @es
meinte Sefretdr N6aIkert S9meIber
wurbe unter Der Antluse, 10000 Il. nns
terf9lasen 3u baben, uerbaftst.
G6tuet3.
aareau. Die tlmsebuns uou
garau wurbe pom einem fur4tbareu
6agcIiurr beimsefu9t. Die S3Iohen
fieIen bid ME RieieIffeiue, 10 baB md4s
tise Sbffbdume setnidt unb entwnr3elt
uurben. @anBe Sbf9drten ftnb mite
umsemdbt, @iefen uub SaatfeI6er nuI
weite Stre6en ME 3erba6t.
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8erbenu. b. 81. Der 8abnz
matter W., weI9er f6on Idnssre 8eit
n l1nfrieben nit feiner 6rau Iebte,
feuerte auf tieie mebrsre &euoIUsrI6ife
ab unb f9nttt ibr bann bic @uftr0bre
bur9. Sobonn fdoB CT fi9 fsIbif cine
SuseI bur9 bic 8ruit unb f9nitt al5
ff6 bic Quftr6bre tur9. Sei6s Yerfoz
nen Ieben omar nod, bod it feline 9offs
uuns auf Nieberberiteauna ~uorbun6su.
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p

@neu. 3wiideu truntsnen @ers
9nii9unasausfisIern unb elmer YoIiBeiz
Batrouiae fam es AM rSienber9A su
einem ar9en 8rawau. Die Idrmsnben
Burden feuetten auf bic @enbnrmsn,
bic iie our &ube uerwieien, nit &euOIz
perm. unb itteBeu einen b,r Beamtsn in
bic 3tubr; Der 9oupti6rsier erbieIt 3us
lett in benz 0an6semenee pom einsm
@snbarmen einen SdbsIbisb iiber ben
6opf. bnB CT in's R~rnntenbaus 9ebra5t
weroen muBte nno bort 9eitorben lit.
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3 I II. OomtopituIar Meiss
LODI feterte bus solbene Srtelte,iu5itdum.
- Ra9bem erit unIdngit bier cine Briz
uatpoit ms 2sben eerufen worben 1T,
babsn iest bic 8riefbotsn biefes Inter-
uebmens bertits bic Ntbsit cling felt,
neil ibnen ibr perbitntsr 2obn nidt aus
ge3abLt, refp. ibnen ni9t einmaI cine
NbI9lo9sbablun9 gsnla5t worben lit.
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St6tteris. 11nlere 9emeinbe
mirb NIT benz L. &usuft aus benz bisbes
ri9en Baro9iaIpsrbanb NIT BaaIsborf
ausf9eibeu unb cine feIbffidnbise Bfars
RET biIbeu, bic NIT 5000 Or. @ebaIt unb
freier @ehnuna botirt 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-08

QanseIsbeim. Gin pom man9eul
betaeten gbepaare sebesrer, aber felter
tn @rfiqung seben6cr Wuni9 lit etneui
btetssn bstaatsn @bepaare erfhat wors
ben. Der Sdmiebemeiffer Wtlbelui
@telede ftarb Rittass IL nbr unn Bite
Trau befsIben 10 Rinnten fpdter.
Rottorf. Der S9Iofer 9srmGnn
Mattbies 1T wessn fabrIdifser Gobtnne
su elmer @efdn9utBffrafe pom 3wet Uto'
naten perrrtbeiIt worSen.
gappeI. Das Wobnbans bsr
Bittwe RoIona &Iisge tit absebrannt.
gs lieet Der gerba9t her Branbfiftune
Dor, unb ift bereits eiHe Serboftrns Dor
ae1ommetl rporben.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28
Tumors on Cows Knees.

Recent swellings on the limbs of cat
tie are usually got rid of by dressing
twice week with strong solution of
iodine, which may be made by mixing
equal parts of iodine and iodide of po-
tassiun in six or eight ounces Of water
or Of oil A dressing of ointment of can
tharides or of iodide of mercury is also
sometimes effectual. But the large hard
Jumps appearing on the knees of cattle,
especially if of old standing, and re-
peatedly bruised, as when the animals
have been kept tied on rough stone
floors, are difficult, sometimes impossi-
Bile, to remove by absorbent or blister
ing agents In the interior of such
chronic engagements are gradually de-
veloped numerous cysts, with secreting
sacs, which no external remedies eau
empty or remove. The only elfectual
treatment is to get rid of them mechani-
cally. This may be done by passing
through the swelling, from above down
wards. large stout tape or wire seton,
which is removed about every second
day, and gradually liquifes the deposits
The veterinarian in some such cases has
tens results by removing from depend
ent opening considerable portion of the
cysts and lymph deposits, Swinging out
the cavity, and keeping it open with a
tent until the contents are gradually dis
charged. Equable pressure will then
assist healing, and to secure recovery
the COW should have comfortable bed,
so that the injured knee shall escape
further bruising. -Norh Brit. Agrst
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28
An Improver of Land.

1t cannot be expected that clover will
restore, unassisted. an absolutely ex-
hausted soil. Land must be 10 con-
ditioh to bring fair crops Of grain before
clover can be sowed upon it to advan-
tage. Afterward, in judicious rota-
ton, it will improve the soil rapidly.
1t does this in two ways, by the decay
Of Its large taprost and by its absorbing
ammonia rapidly from the atmosphere
The cheapest manure that we can use
after land has been put in proper condi-
ton is clover seed At the north clover
il biennial; at the south it lasts for
several years. After clover has fairly
gone to seed at the south, il short ro-
iation is adopted, it will not be neces-
sary to SOW it again. For instance, in
the following rotations: First, cotton or
corn; second, oats third, wheat; the
clover will spring spontaneously among
the wheat. The ground should remain
two years in clover and the rotation then
be repeated. Land thus treated will i'm
prove without further expenditure Of
manures-Southern Cultiuator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28
Dishorning Cattle.

This cruel operation is practiced ex-
tensivcly on grown cattle in some coun-
tries, by saving the horns of close to
the head, thus giving great pain, caus-
ing blood to aow, and srking long
time to heal. To saw off the ends Of
the horn just above the quick gives cattle
no pain, and is about as effectual to pre-
vent their injuring each other as to saw
lower down; or. if they are about year
old, do it obliquely from front to back.
After this, as the horn grows, it turns
backward aud thus prevents the cattle
from hooking each other. But the best
way is to scar the top of the horn with
red-hot iron as soon as i. juts an inch
or two from the head. The pain of do
ing this is not very great. and it pre-
vents much injury of cattle to each other
as they grow up and are transported to
u arket. Yet it is still better and more
humane to breed and rear Polled cattle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28
Use the Curry Comb.

A good curry comb costs but twenty
cents. Buy one and use it on your
dairy cows--not ssmi-monthly. nor semi
weekly, but every morning--and not 10
a slip-shod, hurry-to-gst-over way, but
in way which will soon manifest itself
TO the observer in the clean smooth ap-
pearaDce Of the animals hides. 1t will
be little tedious to faithfully keep up
the habit which great many farmers,
even in this moving age, are disposed to
ridicule; but it will be very comforting
to the cows and will help great deal
to keep them 10 good condition. The
ycarlings too. will be much benefited by
u frequent application Of the same sani-
tary process. If any fogy has doubts
about our points, let him give them a
trial aud then report results.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28
Agricultural.
A Note on Watering Potted Plants.

10 the operation of watering potted
plants, persons not practically familiar
with plant culture are apt to make seri-
Gus mistakes. Cultivators find by ex-
perience that an excess of water at the
roots is very injurious to almost all
plants, and hence it is usual to direct
that great caution be used in the appli-
cation of water, especially in the winter
The result is that frequently the oppo-
site extreme is fallen into, to the great
injury of the plants. From the moment
that the soil becomes so far dried that
the fbers of the roots cannot absorb
moisture from it, the supply Of the plant
food is cut off, and it begins to suffer.
Some plants can bear this loss of water
with more impunity than others; some
again, and the healthy family among the
rest, are in this way soon destroyed
The object in watering should be to pre-
vent this stage of dryness being reach
ed, at least during the time the plant is
growing, and at all times in the case of
those of very rigid structure; at the
same time, that excess which would sod
den the soil and gorge the plants is also
avoided. Within these limits the most
inexperienced person may follow sound
directions for the application Of water
with safety. But whenever water is
given to pot plants, enough should be
employed to wet the soil thoroughly
and the difference between plants that
require less or more water should be
made by watering more or less frequent
ly, and not by giving greater or less
quantities at one time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28

Steel, Cast, Wooden Beam and
Side-Hill Flows.
Sulky Flows, right and left hand.
MINOR & HORTON PLOWS, all
sizes and Castings to fit.
Improved Minor d Horton Flows and
Castings.
Malta Riding and Walking Cultivators,
and Double aud Single Shovel Flows,
and repairs for the same.
BROWN WAGONS.
New styles, with stiff and falling
Tongues, l, 2. 3 and 4-horse. Narrow
aad broad tread.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28

Do not allow stock, especially work
horses aud mich cows, to drink ice-cold
water. To take the chill from water
costs SO little that it is hardly to be con-
sidered in the expense account. Some
Of the more advanced stock-keepers now
will not allow any Of their stock to drink
ice-cold water.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-01-28
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lNAIDEu'S Device.
IL Tale aUhich cOmreys o. Christ
mas Lesson to those aUhO
Court the Girls.

Mary Georgetown her dear and only daughter "has
Harry proposed yeti?
Eyes, he proposed last evening"
And you accepted him. of he coming oboard with US?
wonder if he likes onions in his sewed tomatoes
'Not SC fast, mother. / didn't him."
daughter you thought Harry
dearly"
80 do But remember this Promise
a o any and I'll tell you something"
Good gracious Does Harry drink Z"
NO. that You have having sskin
WE'LL
When he proposed last night kept back the impulse fall his and
Indifference which did feel told him would him
Christmas Day. Now think Harry and if he does
thai sacque will be along bright and early Christmas morning 1t wav
he does and he'll send how much he prizes me-
Blu VIII put him o. unit Christmas DayT
90 you if had accepted him last evening by Christmas he
would have pann old lover and
lovers generally d. he would have talked rid making
expensive present"
But perhaps he afford it,.
afford it, he has
his clothing Victor Adl Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929
Seventh northwest and by ptoung Adler he has saved enough
three sacque"
MARY is RIGHT Those who buy their clothing of ADLER always
full value for their They always clothing they
little above actual manufacturing Just Adler offering
inducements in